Quantization of Nambu Brackets from Operator Formalism in Classical Mechanics
arXiv:2209.09798 · doi:10.1142/S0217751X23501014
Abstract
This paper proposes a novel approach to quantizing Nambu brackets in classical mechanics using operator formalism. The approach employs the ``Planck derivative'' to represent Nambu brackets, from which we derive a commutation relation for their quantization. Notably, this commutation relation aligns with that emerging from the T-duality of closed strings in a twisted torus with a B-field, thereby hinting at a potential connection with Double Field Theory.
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